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Seminarians installed as lectors, acolytes by Bishop Burbidge at St. Charles Borromeo seminary

Catholic Herald Staff Report

Seminarians Daniel Reuwer (left) and Daniel Rice were installed as acolytes by Bishop Michael F. Burbidge at St. Martin’s Chapel in Wynnewood, Pa., Sept. 12. ZINJIN IGLESIA | COURTESY

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Seminarians (from left) Andrew Clark, Zinjin Iglesia and Luke Poczatek were installed as lectors by Bishop Michael F. Burbidge at St. Martin’s Chapel in Wynnewood, Pa., Sept. 19. COURTESY

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Seminarians Daniel Rice (left) and Daniel Reuwer were installed as acolytes by Bishop Michael F. Burbidge at St. Martin’s Chapel in Wynnewood, Pa., Sept. 12. ZINJIN IGLESIA | COURTESY

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Five seminarians at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in
Wynnewood, Pa., took steps toward the transitional diaconate this month. 

Daniel Rice and Daniel Reuwer were installed as acolytes in a
Mass celebrated by Bishop Michael F. Burbidge in the seminary’s St. Martin’s
Chapel Sept. 12. As acolytes, they can assist the priest and deacon during
Mass, serve as extraordinary ministers of holy Communion and expose the Blessed
Sacrament for adoration. 

One week later, seminarians Zinjin Iglesia, Andrew Clark and
Luke Poczatek were installed as lectors by Bishop Burbidge at the chapel Sept.
19. The three new lectors can proclaim the first and second readings from
Scripture and recite the responsorial psalm. If there is no deacon, they can
announce the intentions in the prayers of the faithful.

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